Kimberly-Clark has secured a patent for a new method of forming high-performance biodegradable fibres.
Various attempts have been made to form nonwoven webs suitable for use as hygienic absorbents from biodegradable polymers, but problems have been encountered with their use, the patent’s authors say.
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